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But especially with OpenBSD, an unreasonably large number of features that less extreme users expect, simply aren't there or do not work properly. Hardware comp
by ranger_danger 2y ago
But especially with OpenBSD, an unreasonably large number of features that less extreme users expect, simply aren't there or do not work properly. Hardware compatibility is still an enormous problem, even on Linux. It's not uncommon to have to buy 3 different USB wifi adapters to find one that works reliably outside of Windows. Many laptops still won't even boot the installer or have some essential missing hardware support like bluetooth. It's always a never-ending battle it seems. Sure for some users who get lucky and just happen to have the right hardware and possibly don't need such features it "just works" for them, but definitely not for everyone. Not by a long shot.
- mcflubbins 2y ago> bluetooth Bluetooth is nothing but pain for me on every OS on all hardware I've ever used, especially Windows which I use for work on a daily basis. > but definitely not for everyone. And it doesn't have to be, that's also what keeps it simple.